Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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Ministration TO THE CLASS OF 1966: You face a future full of challenge. You need all the personal resources possible to make your future bright. Your greatest personal resource is your education. My best wish for you, therefore, is that your education, formal or informal, will continue through¬ out your lives. Benjamin D. Thomas

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Dedicating our yearbook was a difficult task for us, in that we could not decide upon any one person; the success of our class has depended upon many. We finally decided that the two greatest contributors to our class were our two advisors. Mr. Harrison, our first advisor, helped us to survive the perils of our freshman year. His guidance and endeavors inspired us to organize ourselves, and assume the respon¬ sibility of a high school class. His warm smile and friendly personality will never be forgotten. Upon Mr. Harrison’s departure, Mr. McCall assumed the responsibility of guiding our class. Mr. McCall was always there and ready to brighten up the darkest situation with his Southern humor and helpful hand. His counsel has proven invaluable in enabling us to overcome the problems of managing the affairs of the class of 1966. Therefore we take this time to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Harrison and Mr. McCall for service beyond the call of duty. We feel this is the least we can do to repay them for their generous efforts. The Co-Editors MR. HERMAN C. McCALL

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It has been said that a formal education is one thing that no one can take from you. Continue to strive for self-improvement through educational facilities available to you.